2 drug peddlers held

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Phagwara, Updated At : 08:49 AM Apr 14, 2025 IST

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The police have arrested two drug peddlers at two different places and recovered 105 intoxicating tablets from their possession last night. The arrested accused were identified as Dushyant, a resident of Ghurrka village near Goraya, and Mandur, a migrant from Maharashtra, presently residing near Miherru village. Dushyant was nabbed with 55 intoxicating tablets and Mandur was arrested with 50 tablets at two different check-points in Phagwara sub-division. Two different cases have been registered against both peddlers.

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